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S.M.E. SUMMIT 2013

Thane

Address: Divnik Banquet Hall, Opp. Marathi Saraswati

School, Near Godbole Hospital, M.G.Road, Naupada,

Thane (W) 400602

Friday, 25th October,2013

Timing : 9:00 am to 4:45 pm

Index

Sr. no Subject

1. Introduction.

2. Programme Schedule.

3. Welcome ceremony.

4. Photos.

5. Participants List.

6. Visiting Faculty List.

7. Information About The Topics.

8. News

9. Vote Of Thanks.

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Introduction

SME Summit 2013 is a programme for the entrepreneurs from Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises as well as for Potential Entrepreneurs. The agenda of the programme is to solve the financial queries of the business related to financial facilities like OD, TL, BG, LC, Working Capital, Different types of subsidies, Different Government Policies, Import-Export Opportunities for MSMEs, Schemes of NSIC, MSME Registration & Govt. Assistance & Incentives, Subsidies, etc., Schemes of Govt. of India & Incentives, Facilities to Business Incubation, etc.., Role of Bank and MSME Finance, Emerging new opportunities & markets for MSMEs & Role of MPCB for MSMEs which are helpful for the entrepreneurs.

The Summit provided enormous opportunities to the MSMEs from Mumbai - Navi

Mumbai, Thane and various parts of the Maharashtra to identify potential opportunities in different markets across the state for joint ventures, technology transfer and contract manufacturing tie-ups.

The Summit offered platform for MSMEs to avail benefits of their products and

services, identify their potential suppliers, buyers and enhance their connectivity.


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Objectives of the Summit

• Creating a Platform for Entrepreneurs & Policy Maker for interaction towards better understanding.

• Creating awareness about Emerging Opportunities & Challenges • Develop Vision In Emerging business Environment and Ecosystem. • Workout Strategies to Face Challenges & Develop Growth Path ( We help Entrepreneurs by helping them to Make new Business

Modules and appropriate strategies through Mentoring ) • Help to Start-up New Entrepreneurs.

Programme Schedule Schedule for SME SUMMIT 2013, THANE (25/10/2013)

Day Date Session No Time Duration Area to be covered

Day 1 25th October,

2013

1 09.00 to 09.25 25 Min Registration & Networking (Tea & Breakfast)

2 09:25 to 10:35 70 Min Welcome, Inaugration of the programme by Dignitaries & Introduction Of MiDi

3 10:35 to 11:15 40 Min NSIC Schemes, National Small Industries Corporation

4 11:15 to 11:45 30 Min MSME Registration & Govt. Assistance &

Incentives,Subsidies,etc….,DIC

5 11: 45 to 12:45 60 Min Schemes of Govt. of India & Incentives , Facilities fo

Business Incubation,etc..,MSME-DI

Lunch Break 45 Min

6 01:30 to 02:30 60 Min Role of Bank & MSME Finance ,Union Bank of India

7 02:30 to 03:15 45 Min Emerging New Opportunities & Markets for MSMEs

8 03:15 to 03:35 20 Min Q. A. Session

9 03:35 to 04:20 45 Min Role of MPCB for MSMEs, Maharashtra Pollution

Control Board

10 04:20 to 04:40 20 Min Feedback & Valedictory Session, MiDi

Welcome Ceremony

Welcome of all the participants, Bankers and government faculties by Mr. Akshay Khanvilkar (Asst. Project Officer, MiDi) with enlightening of candles to the statue of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj while the dignitaries were enlightening the candles he mentioned that Shivaji Maharaj was the World’s First Management Guru, The Successful Entrepreneur, The Great Economist, The Man of Action, The Man of Great Vision. The Chief Executive Officer (MiDi), Mr. Vinod Paratkar (Director-MiDi), Mr.O.P.Dua (GM-Union Bank of India), Mr. Sanjay Sharma (DGM-Union Bank Of India), Mr.Abhishek Madne (Manager-NSIC), Mr. Chandorikar (GM-DIC), Mr. V.B.Kshirsagar (Sub Regional Officer – MPCB)

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Participants- SME SUMMIT 2013, Thane

There were more than 220 participants had been registered for this programme. Many Entrepreneurs/MSME Captains attended this Business Conference on 25th October, 2013.


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Honorable Faculties

1. Ms. Prachi Ahire: Asst.Project Officer , Maharashtra Industries Development Institute, M.Sc. In computer Science from Mumbai University.

2. Mr. Akshay Khanvilkar: Asst. Project Officer, Maharashtra Industries Development Institute, B.Com from Mumbai University having working experience of 6 yrs in Customer Service

3. Mr. Abhishek Madne, Dy. Manager, National Small Industries Corporation. B.E. (Metallurgy) and MBA (Marketing and HR) qualified with 3 years of professional experience.

4. Mr. V. B. Kshirsagar: Sub Regional Officer, Maharashtra Pollution Control Board, having 30 years of working experience.

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5. Mr. V. W. Bhamre, Dy. Director, District Industries Centre, working at various D.I.C. in Maharashtra. Having last 25 Years of professional experience in the department worked in Mantralaya & Directorate of Industries.

6. Mr. P. P. Kulkarni: Asst Director, MSME DI (IMT), B.E (Electronics), DBM, MMS, ADC qualified. Having private sector experience of 10 years in Manufacturing, Training and Quality Process Engineering. Working with MSME-DI, Mumbai since 2004.

7. Mr. G. Y. Mishra: Dy. General Manager, Union Bank of India, (Credit Policy & MSME Dept. C.O.), 37 years of Bank Service Experience. Worked as a Branch Heads of Various Locations for more than 20 Years. Worked as Regional/ Zonal Officer Training Centre, Audit Department of Bank.

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8 Mr. Vinod Paratkar: Director, MiDi, Engaged in the field of Entrepreneurship Development for last 30 years and has experience of working with many National and International organizations like, UNIDO,UNDP, IFAD, SNV, UNODC, ILO, EC, IICCI etc.

• Associated with set up Entrepreneurship Development Centre (EDC) in India, as well under the Indian Initiative for Asean Integration (IAI) in Lao PDR, Combodia, Vietnam and Myanmar.

• Key facilitator and Master Trainer of International Labor Organization (ILO) for Asia Specific.

• Advisor to Centre for Economics and SME Finance.

• Advisor Lily Finance Inc. Hongkong.

Information about the topics: A) All Introduction about Maharashtra Industries Development Institute : (MiDi) - Ms. Prachi Ahire &

Mr. Akshay Khanvilkar

Maharashtra Industries Development Institute (MiDi) was established in February,

2006.

MiDi is associated with Leading Public Sector Banks. With in a short span of Seven years MiDi is able to establish ourselves as one of the emerging bank support services and finance facilitator, particularly in Micro, Small, Medium and Large scale enterprises in Maharashtra.

MiDi works in following divisions: Divisions

1) Facilitating Bank Credit 2) Training 3) Industrial & Technical Consultancy. 4) Handholding Supports to MSMEs.

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We have dedicated and highly motivated professionals comprising of Chartered Accountants, MBAs, Engineers, Scientists, and Technocrats etc. MiDi is proud that it has helped more than 1000 entrepreneurs including agripreneurs and technopreneurs in Maharashtra to set up their business ventures running into several crores of rupees, there by generating not only wealth but also employment opportunities in the State.

Apart from finance, MiDi has also ventured into Training and Consultancy Services.

MiDi has 10,000 Project list of different segments.


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B) NSIC Schemes: National Small Industries Corporation - Mr. Abhishek Madne

i) Single Point Registration Scheme: NSIC registers Small Scale Units which

have got necessary capabilities in term of finance as well as technology for providing goods to various government agencies.

ii) Performance and Credit Rating: This scheme has been introduced for the

first time in the country in Union Budget 2004-05 for SSI Units. NSIC is nodal agency for implementation of the scheme.

iii) Infomediary Services is a one-stop, one window to assist SSI Units by providing information on business, technology and finance, and also exhibit the core competence of Indian SMEs in terms of price and quality, internationally, as well as domestically.

iv) Facilitation of credit to small enterprises through banks, NSIC has entered into a strategic alliance with five public sector banks to facilitate long-term working capital financing requirements to small enterprises.

v) Finance for procurement of raw material against bank guarantee, Small Scale Industries often face shortage of quality raw material. In order to bridge the gaps, the Corporation provides raw material assistance to SSI units.


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C) MSME Registration & Govt Assistance & Incentives, Subsidies, etc, (DIC) : -Mr. V.W. Bhamre

DIC’s Main Activity To develop and promote Cottage and Small Scale Industries in the district. The Small Scale Industries (SSI)

means the Industries with investment above 25 lakh and up to Rs 5 (five) crore in plant & machinery. FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE SCHEMES (DEPARTMENTAL) 1) PMEGP (Prime Minister’s Employment Generation Programme): 1. Features • The Scheme is implemented through KVIC and State/UT Khadi & V.I. Boards in Rural areas and through

District Industries Centres in Urban and Rural areas in ratio of 30:30:40 between KVIC / KVIB / DIC respectively.

• No income ceiling for setting up of projects. • Assistance under the Scheme is available only to new units to be established. • Existing units or units already availed any Govt. Subsidy either under State/Central Govt. Schemes are not

eligible. • Any industry including Coir Based projects excluding those mentioned in the negative list. • Per capita investment should not exceed Rs. 1.00 lakhs in plain areas and Rs. 1.50 lakhs in Hilly areas. • Maximum project cost of Rs. 25.00 lakhs in manufacturing sector and Rs. 10.00 lakhs in Service Sector. 2) Package Scheme of Incentive (PSI) 2013:

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D) Schemes of Govt of India & Incentives, Facilities of Business Incubation, etc, MSME - DI

- Mr.P.P. Kulkarni New Programmes & Events Schemes & Programmes • Various Schemes & Programmes of O/o.DC(MSME) Ministry of MSME, for Existing &

New Entrepreneurs. • DC (MSME) Schemes • Special Schemes • Incentives • MSME Schemes of NSIC , SIDBI etc. For New Entrepreneurs Step by Step Guide on How to Set up New Enterprise. • How to Set up New Enterprise • About E.M. Registration • Handbook o Self Employment • Project Profiles • Whom to Contact

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Cluster Development Cluster Development Initiatives taken by MSMEDI Mumbai. • MSE – CDP Scheme • Registration of Cluster online • Success Stories Marketing Assistance Various Initiatives taken by O/o. DC(MSME) to provide Marketing

Support to MSME Sector. • Participation in International Trade Fairs • Market Development Assistance Scheme for Micro, Small and

Medium Enterprises • Financial assistance for Bar-coding • Procurement Policy for MSE 2012


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E) Role of Bank and MSME Finance, Union Bank of India. - Mr. G.Y.Mishra

• Brief History of Union Bank • Achievements and Accolades • Performance Highlights • Organizational Highlights • What is MSME? - Manufacturing Enterprises - Service Enterprises • Key Highlights of MSME Sector • MSME Definition • Share of Micro and Small as prescribed by RBI • PMs task force recommendations

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• Examples of Micro/Small Business Enterprises

• Exclusions while Calculating the Investment in Plant and Machinery

• MSME Products List

- Union Support

- Union SME Plus

- Union Procure/Supply

- Union High Pride: Above Rs. 5 Crore to Rs. 25 Crore

• Union Trade

• CGTMSE

• Initiatives- Cluster Development

• List of Cluster Schemes Approved

• Initiatives- Business Banking Branches (BBBs)

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• Strategies for FY-2013-14

• Expectations from entrepreneurs

• Online Application for MSE Loans upto Rs. 10 Lacs

F) Emerging New opportunities & Markets for MSMEs

• Foundations of Competitiveness

• The general environment and environmental forces

• MSME Sector in India.

- 8% of Country’s GDP

- 45% of manufactured output, 40% of total exports.

- Link in economic growth and socio-eco transformation

- 60 million Employment @ Avg. rate of 1.3m./Year.

- 44 Million SMEs, growing at 8%/year.

- SMEs are backbone of industrial development

• Advantages

• Challenges

• What they need

- Mr. Vinod Paratkar

• Emerging Sectors: 1. Agro and Food Processing 2. IT , BT and Nano technology. 3. Health care and pharmaceutical , Health Truism 4. Banking , Finance and Insurance 5. Energy & Power Sector 6. Mining and Allied Services 7. Manufacturing: Automobile, Telecom, Engineering,

Environment, Entertainment 8. Textile & fabrics and Allied products 9. Electronics and control instrumentation 10. Education and Training 11. Tourism, Leisure and Entertainment, Transport and Travel 12. Service Sector

• Emerging Markets

• Emerging Transition to social business model

• Operating Model

- Co-ordination

- Unification

- Diversification

- Replication

G) Role of MPCB for MSMEs: Maharashtra Pollution Control Board

- Mr. V.B. Kshirsagar

Focus Area

- Air Quality

- Water Quality

- Noise Pollution

- Clean Technology & Climate change

- Legal Matters

- Directions Status

- Related Topics & Information

- Reports / Documents

- Industry Statistics

- Committees for Consent Management

- Cess Act

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Waste Management

• Hazardous Waste

• Biomedical Waste

• Municipal Solid Waste

• Common Effluent Treatment Plant

• Fly Ash Utilization

• Plastic Waste

• Electronic Waste

• Comprehensive Environmental Pollution Index 31


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Our Partners


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Government of Maharashtra

District Industries Centre